A podcast is an Audacity file that has been exported into a universal format.
A podcast can be subscribed to.
Podcasts can be sent out to parents and interested parties through RSS feeds, email or subscriptions.
Podcast can be posted on the blog, wiki, classroom website, school website, etc.
mp3 files can be read through most computers through itunes, etc.
can be integrated through all subject areas
Task 1: Explore Take 15-20 minutes to click on the various websites to learn more about Podcasting. Some of these websites include sample podcasts that are good examples to follow.
Task 2: 20 Minutes: Listen to at least 3 of the following Podcasts. Take the following rubric and critique three Podcasts. How do they compare? Which is the best? Why? Podcasting Rubric Draft:
What is Podcasting?
Task 1: Explore Take 15-20 minutes to click on the various websites to learn more about Podcasting. Some of these websites include sample podcasts that are good examples to follow.
Resources:
Task 2: 20 Minutes: Listen to at least 3 of the following Podcasts. Take the following rubric and critique three Podcasts. How do they compare? Which is the best? Why? Podcasting Rubric Draft:
Ace Kids Podcast
http://www.kid-cast.com/podcast/accounts/benyanke/KC-1_The_Siren_Button.mp3
Radio WillowWeb (done by kids)
http://pascarettimaldonado.wikis.birmingham.k12.mi.us/Podcasts
http://soar2newheights.wikispaces.com/Class+Podcasts
Middle School
http://podcourse.blogspot.com/2007/04/audio-theater-1.htmlInstructions to students:
http://nobles.typepad.com/caitlin_cassidy/files/hobo_excerpt.mp3